Inbound Tax and Business Support | Argy, Wiltse & Robinson, P.C.

Are you evaluating the U.S. market? Over 300 million people in 50 different states offer a significant potential market to foreign companies who want to conduct business in the U.S. However, 50 states and countless local jurisdictions also offer a sea of regulatory compliance that can drown a foreign company.

Entering the U.S. market can be a concern for any business owner, as there are risks associated with the U.S. market. However, the U.S. market also has many opportunities, and with proper planning and assistance, you can ensure that your business expansion maximizes return on investment.

We have the knowledge and expertise to help you establish your business successfully in the U.S. and can do it efficiently as well. Our elite team of professionals assists clients entering the U.S. to understand and steer through the complexities of various U.S. business structures. Argy offers and coordinates the following services for our international clients ranging from the initial planning and entering U.S. markets to ensuring tax compliance down the road:

Corporate Business Registrations and Advisory Services

Advice regarding creation of an efficient U.S. tax structure for your U.S. operations or investments
Assistance with choice of location and choice of entity
State and local tax implications, including income tax and sales tax
Setting up and coordinating filings for new U.S. bank account
Federal and state business registrations
Assistance with government grants

Bookkeeping for U.S. Entity

Outsourced CFO services
Maintaining you U.S. financial records

Audit of Financial Statements

Human Resource Consulting

Relocating employees to work in the U.S.
New employee benefits and insurance matters

Payroll

Setting up and facilitating the U.S. payroll for both U.S. and foreign national employees
Global payroll tax implications including Certificate of Coverage
Coordination of all payroll services

Tax Compliance and Consulting

Annual corporate U.S. tax return
Tax minimization planning
Research and Development Credit Studies
Transfer pricing studies